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Thread: 7.62x54r ZR High Explosive

22nd January 2012, 04:36 PM #1
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7.62x54r ZR High Explosive

Thanks for the info kz11gr, these are for you.

7.62x54r ZR high explosive, headstamp 17/E/40, all components are inert

This one is being sold on the internet as a "real .30 cal. raufoss"!?!?
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